First rule about the Black Market: we don’t talk about the Black Market.

Second rule about the Black Market: there is no Black Market.

The Black Market is a special hidden store where you can purchase, with in-game currencies and tokens, unique items, services, mounts, pets, trinkets, etc.

• You are not welcome in, unless you show a formal invitation, that is.
• Some of the products inside of the Black Market change quarterly, and some persist for the entire year. Prices can change with time too.

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• You need to enable the option from within your Player Menu first
• Once enabled, use the Work with an item option on your player menu to reach the Bags Rename submenu, from where you can customize your bags and assign to each of them a specific tag and color.

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• Each battleground has a specific set of rules like minimum levels, maximum levels, minimum amount of players needed to start, allowed equipment, etc.
• A player can open the Battelgrounds Menu from the Player Menu.
• Once a battelground is choosen, a player can queue in for a specific battleground. Once the queue reaches the minimum amount of players required to start, the battleground is generated and the fight begins!

For now only 1 battleground is available: Battleroyale (more will come!)

Battelgrounds do not reward anything to the winners (yet). The system needs to be tuned properly before we can implement automatic rewards for them.

Battleroyale

Battleroyale rules:

• Allowed gear is any item with an item level requirement of 16 or lower.
  • Items looted inside the arena are usable inside regardless of their ILR, and are destroyed when you leave. (Full heal, harm and spell-restoring potions are blocked inside a Battle Royale)
  • Equipping or activating disallowed gear inside the arena is blocked, with a message telling you why.
  • Anything disallowed that is still equipped at launch is force-unequipped with a notice.
• Minimum level raised to 35, and the level cap is removed (it was exactly level 30 before).
  • Polymorphed players are refused at queue and at confirmation, and are dropped at launch if they shift during the 60-second confirmation window.

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• You can find this feature on your Player Menu.
• Click a slot to open that slot custom UI, where you’ll be able to compare your current setup against that slot setup, rename it, etc.
• Click on the Save Current Book to store this setup
• Click on the Restore This Book to restored the saved setup on your character
• Click on the Delete This Book to delete this currently saved setup
• You can rename each slot from within the UI from the top text bar.

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• You can find this feature on your Player Menu.
• Click on a slot to open that slot custom UI, where you’ll be able to compare your current quickbar setup against that slot setup.
• Click on the Save Quickbar to store this setup
• Click on the Restore Quickbar to restored the saved setup on your character
• Click on the Delete Quickbar to delete this currently saved setup
• You can rename each slot from within the UI from the top text bar.

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You can get Donation Tokens as reward for some specific events, or by donating real money to support the development of the ADOH project.

• You can donate “once-in-a-while” to receive Donation Tokens from our donations store
• You can also subscribe to a recurring donation method to receive each month an amount of Donation Tokens equivalent to your donation tier.
• Subscribing for long periods grants an additional bonus amount of Donation Tokens scaling with how long you stay subscribed.

IMPORTANT: Almost everything you find on this store can be acquired in-game, via quests, dungeons/raid, or via the secret Black Market in exchange of in-game acquired assets like Gold and Epic Tokens.

How to access the Donors Store

You can open the Donors Store from anywhere you are, at any time. You find the option on your Player Menu, under Donor Tools -> Open Donors In-game Store

Assets Rotation in Store

All services and assets on the store are always available during the year, but each new month, a specific set of services and assets get discounted for the duration of that month only! So each month of the year will have a different set of discounted services and/or assets.

To know in advance which set of services and assets are going to get discounted, join our discord server!

The Store UI

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• Filter the list by All Players, My Party, My Friends, individual factions (with a marker showing your own faction), Hostile players, or a Test filter.
  • You can send friend requests to other players. Friends will appear in a dedicated list when filtering by My Friends, and will remain visible even when they are offline.
  • Account player names appear under the character name only if that player in in your same party, or if on your friends list.
• Click a player’s portrait to select them, the selection highlights so you always know who you have targeted for actions.
• Party actions available: Invite, Leave Party, Remove Member, and Transfer Leadership, all accessible with a single click on the selected player.
• Send a message to your entire faction through the Faction Message button.
• Private message a selected player directly.
• Toggle PVP attitude against another player via the Hostile button.
• The footer shows each faction’s online count with their faction color, plus a total player count.
• The list updates automatically when players join or leave your party or the game.
• A Hardcore filter option is available to show/hide HC players.

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• Siz tabs: Character, Skills, Feats, active Effects from Spells and Abilities, active Immunities, active Damage Reductions.
• The Character tab shows your portrait, all three class slots with icons and levels, all six ability scores with modifiers highlighted in green or red, saving throws, and a detailed attack breakdown for your main-hand and off-hand weapons.
  • The attack breakdown includes your full damage dice, all modifiers, critical threat range and multiplier, and any bonus damage from effects or feats, all formatted into a readable multi-line breakdown.
  • Two-Weapon Fighting penalties are shown correctly in the off-hand column.
  • Haste and Slow effects are reflected in your listed attacks per round.
  • The XP section adapts dynamically: a progress bar during normal leveling, a “BEGIN LEVEL UP!” button when you are ready to level, and a simple label when you have reached the level cap.
• The sheet auto-refreshes automatically to catch any new or expiring buff, equipment change, etc.
• The window remembers where you left it on screen and reopens there (only the window about that specific character, not for your associates).
• If you ever want to compare with the original vanilla sheet, type -chars in chat to open the base game version side by side.
  • Or enable to permanently restore the original character sheet if you prefer the classic look (and classic bugs), from your Player Menu.

Export Active Effects Window

On the active Effects from Spells and Abilities tab you can press the “Export effects window” to generate a new UI containing only the effects icons with their cooldown. This window remains open even after the Character Sheet is closed, and can be positioned anywhere on your screen.

To move the Effects window: open the Character Sheet, click the Movable checkbox, drag the window to your preferred position, then click the checkbox again to save it.

The position is stored per character and per device type, if you play the same character from a Windows PC and from Android, two separate positions will be saved in the database.

You can also set the Active Effects window to open automatically whenever that character logs in by enabling the Autoload checkbox.

The Active Effects window displays all active effects from left to right, ordered from the soonest to expire to the last, including permanent effects. When an effect has 60 seconds or less remaining, its icon will begin to flash.

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This feat gives you direct tactical command over every associate travelling with you, no more shouting into the void and hoping your henchman picks the right target. Point exactly where you want them to go and what you want them to fight, with a single click.

Associates that respond to this feat include henchmen, summoned creatures, animal companions, familiars, dominated creatures, and epic summons such as the Mummy Dust undead warrior and the Dragon Knight.

How It Works

Activate Associates Control from your quickbar or radial menu. A targeting cursor appears, click a target to issue your command.

Click an enemy

All associates converge on that target immediately. Each one fights using their own best method, a spellcaster opens with spells, an archer draws their bow at range, and a melee fighter closes to strike. The AI continues to make smart combat decisions each round while keeping focus on the commanded target. When the target dies, the override clears and everyone returns to normal behaviour.

Click yourself

All associates move to your position and guard you. They follow closely and engage any enemy that comes within range using the best attack method available to them. If any associate is very far away or in a different area, they will teleport to your side first.

Click a neutral or friendly creature

All associates move to protect that creature using the same guard behaviour above. Useful for protecting an NPC or another player during escort situations.

Click the ground

All associates move to that exact location and hold position. They will still defend themselves if attacked but will not chase enemies or wander.

Commanding a Single Associate

Want to send just one associate somewhere without disrupting the rest?

Click that associate first. You will see a confirmation message and the targeting cursor will remain active for a second click. That second click follows the same rules as above, but the order goes only to the associate you selected.

• Click an enemy → that associate attacks that target
• Click yourself or an ally → that associate guards that target only
• Click the ground → that associate moves to that position and holds only
• Press Escape → cancels with no action taken

Your Associates Still Think for Themselves

Associates Control tells your companions *who* to fight or *where* to stand, it does not override *how* they fight. A spellcaster will still cast spells. An archer will still shoot from range. A melee fighter will still close and strike. All healing and self-preservation behaviour continues to function normally.

Voice Commands Still Work

The standard voice commands from your companion party bar (Follow Me, Attack Nearest, Guard Me, Stand Ground) all continue to work as before. Any of these commands will clear the Associates Control override and return your associates to their normal AI behaviour.

Who Counts as an Associate?

The following are all commandable through Associates Control:

• Hired Henchmen
• Epic summons: Mummy Dust undead warrior and Dragon Knight
• Regular spell Summons
• Animal companion
• Familiar
• Dominated creature

Sub-summons called by your henchmen/summons are also included.

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• When one of your Tradepost listings sells, you receive a message with the item name, the buyer, the price received, and any fee deducted.
• When a listing expires unsold, you receive a return notification with the listing date and duration.
• The mailbox icon is included inside of the Players list custom UI. Whenever you receive a new message, the players list icon on the menu begins to flash, and you also hear a sound notification and also receive a text message log.
• Messages support pagination, so your inbox stays tidy even over time.

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